National Cheeseburger day. Any ideas?

[Named'em Tamed'em]

It's gonna be elk burgers for us!!

 

[shaz]

We were there in August and could still get a bigger burger, I can't remember what it was called. It was still good, I hope it hasn't changed. We don't have anything here fast food wise that even remotely compares. Our best here comes from Cookout, and they have recently started serving smaller burgers too. Hardee's used to have pretty hamburgers but the quality of those has dropped too.

Carl's Jr. still has the Diablo burger in Mexico!

 

[sstterry]

1/3 pound, my beef, my grill. Smashburgers work too if I don't want to fool with the grill. Definitely no cheese on mine (sorry Murray) I want to taste the beef and not cheese.

 

[TCRanch]

I'm no longer a fan of braums.

I used to love Braums but agree, they've gone downhill fast. Except for their malts & shakes.

 

[1982vett]

Only order cheeseburgers for my wife, not likely to order a hamburger for myself anymore. That pretty much stems from ordering a hamburger and being asked if I want cheese on it .... .... .... well now, wouldn't that make it a cheeseburger? Yeah, I order a hamburger and do know the difference in being charged $1 for a 5 cent piece of bad cheese.

Yeah, making everything a cheeseburger isn't right either.

I do the chicken sandwiches now. Not easy to fake the meat in one of those. Hamburgers are reserved for the home grill, where I know the meat is ground chuck.

 

[greybeard]

I miss Whataburger's Jalapeno Death burger from back in the late 70s.....
It would probably not be politically correct to name it that nowadays.

 

[Ky hills]

Charcoal grilled some hamburgers from a braford cow last night. Wife mixes chopped up onions and jalapeños in them.
We then went to visit some elderly friends from church and took some fried potatoes, and hamburgers and had our supper with them. Fixed them a couple hamburgers without the jalapeños, last time they thought they were a bit too hot. We thought they would be ok with it because the man goes to great detail telling how he puts hot pepper in the tomato juice they can.
Anyways had a great time visiting and eating with a great family.

 

[greybeard]

We thought they would be ok with it because the man goes to great detail telling how he puts hot pepper in the tomato juice the can.

Did he also mention Worchester, celery salt, and vodka?

 

[Ky hills]

Did he also mention Worchester, celery salt, and vodka?

Celery is one of their ingredients, they make it on the order of V8. We are all Southern Baptists so no vodka.

 

[Silver]

Well I just figured out what you guys are talking about when you say "American cheese". I've never heard that term for processed cheese before. Combined with my discovery a few years ago as to what you call Canadian bacon (back bacon) I now feel much more prepared to have a culinary discussion with you foreigners

 

[sstterry]

Celery is one of their ingredients, they make it on the order of V8. We are all Southern Baptists so no vodka.

Why don't you ever take a Baptist Preacher fishing in your boat?

He will drink all of your beer......

 

[Travlr]

We are all Southern Baptists so no vodka.

You must not know the same Southern Baptists I know.

 

[Buck Randall]

Why don't you ever take a Baptist Preacher fishing in your boat?

He will drink all of your beer......

How do you keep him from drinking all of your beer? Invite another Baptist.

 

[Ky hills]

Why don't you ever take a Baptist Preacher fishing in your boat?

He will drink all of your beer......

None of the ones I know would.

 

[Ky hills]

You must not know the same Southern Baptists I know.

It depends on the individuals and sometimes yes some congregations kind of don't push the t total way, some do. I'm sure that there are folks in our congregation that will and do drink, Its not everyone, as most are more traditional and actually do take seriously the way of life .
My father and uncle were alcoholics, so I'm no stranger to that way of life and it's pitfalls. I promised myself at a young age I would not go down that road.
I've drank some wine, even made some just for the heck of it, years ago. It was more of a me wanting to face it and walk away type thing.
So many people are deceived into thinking they need alcohol to have a good time, and that's one thing that I enjoy about the fellowship in our current church is that we can get together and enjoy that time without alcohol or references to it.
The church we attended previously, some folks openly drank, and it was not something we were comfortable with.

 

[greybeard]

I'm Baptist and tho I haven't drank since 2015, I know that Baptists are why there are rear parking lots at the liquor stores back behind the building.

 

[Rafter S]

That would be a big no on the avocado but why a fried egg?

Because I like fried eggs. What have you got against avacados?

 

[Rafter S]

Hamburgers are one of those foods that apparently vary depending on geographical location. Here, if you order a hamburger all the way, it will typically come with lettuce, tomatoes, dill pickles, mustard, onions, and mayonnaise. Back about 25 years ago when I'd spend a month or so working in North Dakota I discovered that the same wasn't true everywhere the first time I ordered a hamburger and it came with ketchup and no mayonnaise. Some of the places there, or on the way there, wouldn't even have mayonnaise if I asked for it.

I don't order mine with pickles or mustard. It's not that I don't like pickles or mustard, but they both have such a strong taste that when in a hamburger I can't taste anything else. If I do happen to be served one with pickles I'll open it up, remove the pickles, eat them separately, and then eat the hamburger.

 

[Caustic Burno]

You must not know the same Southern Baptists I know.

Exactly I fish with mine and we're both tee totalers.
Not being judge mental, I never tasted a beer I liked. I see no harm in a beer or a mixed drink as long as it's not abused like anything else.
I probably have two mixed drinks a year, it doesn't mix well with my diabetes.

 

[Ouachita]

Next time you're ready for your annual consumption, come visit. It's on me. I'll be the one tending the fire.